marr. 30th Aug. 1872, Elizabeth Dunlop (died 25th Sept. 1912), youngest daugh. of James Macnair of Auchinleck, and Janet Rankin, and has issue-Hannah Isobel, born July 1873, died Feb. 1883; William Henry, born Feb. 1875, died in South Africa 1902; Sarah Catherine Wallis, born Oct. 1876 (marr. 1904, T. J. Stuart); Helen Elizabeth, born Aug. 1878; James Macnair, captain R.M.L.I., born Feb. 1881; Louisa Mary Wallis, missionary of the Church of Scotland at Poona, India, born Jan. 1883; Isobel Jean, born July 1884. Publications -Editor of the Mission Record of the Church of Scotland; The Pastor as Preacher (Edinburgh, 1878); Outlines of Early Church History (Edinburgh, Bible Class Primers Series); Sermon, Our Duty as Citizens (posthumous).

1886 ARTHUR GORDON, M.A.; trans. From Greenlaw 18th May 1886; trans. to St Andrew's, Edinburgh, 10th Jan. 1889.

1889 GEORGE GARDINER, born Redgorton, Perthshire, 6th Dec. 1846; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A. (1875), B.D. (1878); licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 1878; assistant at Morningside, Edinburgh, and West Church, Aberdeen; ord. to Hurlford 8th July 1880; trans. and adm. 9th July 1889; Examiner in Divinity, Univ. of Edinburgh, 1895-9; convener since 1905 of the General Assembly's Committee on the admission of ministers of other churches; preses of the Craigcrook Mortification since 1898; D.D. (Edinburgh, 8th July 1910). He marr. 25th Nov. 1880, Margaret Donald, daugh. of David Lindsay Smith, Edinburgh, and has issue-William Wallace Dunlop, B.D., min. of St Madoes.

LEITH

NEWHAVEN (Q.S.).

[Church opened 30th Oct. 1836. Disjoined from St Cuthbert's and erected into a parish quoad sacra, 20th July 1859.

1838 JAMES FAIRBAIRN, born Huntington, Lauderdale, 16th Dec. 1804, son of James F., farmer, and Elizabeth Taylor; educated at Lauder School and Edinburgh Univ.; licen. by Presb. of Dalkeith 24th April 1834; tutor in the family of Dundas of Arniston, and assistant at Dalkeith; nominated by the Trustees, and ord. 25th Jan. 1838. Joined Free Church; min. of Newhaven Free Church 1843; D.D. (Edinburgh 1876); died unmarr. 3rd Jan. 1879.

1850 WILLIAM GRAHAM, born Lochmaben, 29th May 1820, son of John G., schoolmaster, and Margaret Sharp; educated at Lochmaben School and Univs. of Edinburgh and St Andrews; licen. by Presb. of Lochmaben 23rd Dec. 1845; ord. to Wallacetown, Ayr, 27th March 1846; trans. and adm. 18th April 1850; died 3rd April 1887. He marr. 4th Jan. 1847, Catherine (died 5th May 1888), daugh. of James Gray, mathematical master, Ayr Academy, and had issue-Mary (deceased); Margaret; Catherine (deceased); Joan; William (deceased); Stuart, died July 1913. Publications-Popular Readings on the Revelation (Edinburgh, 1854); Lochmaben Hive Hundred Years Ago (Edinburgh, 1865); Eventide Meditations, with Memoir by his nephew, John G. Andrew, Barrhill U.F. Church (Edinburgh, 1887); numerous poems and newspaper articles.

1887 THOMAS PEARSON, born Kilconquhar, Fife, 1st Sept. 1848, son of Thomas P. and Agnes Allan; educated at Edinburgh Univ.; M.A. (1873), B.D. (1876); licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 11th May 1876; rector of Falkirk Grammar School; assistant at Kinghorn; ord. to Hurlford 7th March 1878; trans. to Cupar 7th Jan. 1880; trans. and adm. 13th Oct. 1887. Marr. 11th Sept. 1878, Eliza, second daugh. of John Downs, merchant, Leith, and Anna Common, and has issue-Allan, electrical engineer, Glasgow; Joseph Gilmour, motor agent, Manchester; John Henry Herbert, M.D.; Mary Agnes White (marr. George Halley).